Sooo... I think I finally am getting what everyone else has/had. I'm feeling icky. Bleh bleh. Came home sick from work today...

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Look. I've had THREE different flus. One with fevers or 102-3, one with 3 weeks of bronchitus and one with days and days of barfiness. They are are evil, but I would choose the Bronchitus one. It lasts the longest, but it is the least incapacitating in the long run.

The plumbing hates me :(

Personal or house?

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:D That cracked me up!!! There's a new Dior lipgloss called Lick of Taffy....several people have mentioned it to me. I think I shall buy some!!!

So, if you turned on the news today and saw footage of red-tagged houses in Glassell Park because the hillside is about to slide down on them, you saw my neighborhood :eek: ! I woke up to helicopters and called the local news station to find out what was going on. They said 10 or so houses were sliding down the hillside at Mimosa and Ackerman. So, I types the street names into my handy Google maps (thanks GD) and I says to myself, self, you should call the roomate and find out what he'd like saved, cause you live right down the street (Toland and 40th) and might be seeing, like, some mud soon.
What is going on? Train wreck suicide (or not) attempt a couple of weeks ago, actress falling out of the sky at rehearsal a week ago, roomate's cat put to sleep yesterday, mudslides down the street, I seem to have moved into a disaster-prone neighborhood. On the other hand, it all seems to be going on around me, and not to me. Even while everyone else's driving routines have been screwed up from the rain, my routes have been taking me around all the worst storm damage. Weird.
Well, time to go to bed, can't wait to see what tomorrow has in store :rolleyes: .

I'm having one of those really weird days, in which it seems I've gotten out of the wrong side of bed. I'm not cranky, I don't think, I'm laughing at the world, and remarkably pissed off about it. I guess. If that makes any sense. A sense of sarcasm all around me.

OY!

Jim, I hope things start looking up for you. Sounds like you've had an eye-full this week, and just know that I want you to be safe. :)

I'm trying not to make too much out of my manager walking out of the test lab and saying, "There's always something. Greg, you should have stayed in insurance."

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